Hakim Idriss is a contemporary artist whose journey bridges cultures, materials, and eras. Emerging from the Parisian graffiti scene, he has transformed the raw energy of the street into a more introspective pictorial language, where gesture remains free yet charged with memory. Based in Dubai for several years, he creates works that explore Comorian roots and the experience of movement — that of letters, peoples, and ideas. Through compositions both minimal and intense, he questions the notion of heritage and the way identities are reshaped in a changing world. Between abstraction and calligraphy, each canvas becomes a symbolic landscape where rhythm reveals traces, color turns into emotion, and emptiness becomes breath. His work, exhibited in Dubai and beyond, engages with modernity without denying its origins — a bridge between memory and future, between silence and light.